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I'm assessing for daylight in an industrial project. Like example, the only regularly occupied area is only 50m2, and the other 1000m2 is manufacturing area which not regularly occupied, perhaps only 10 minutes check in every hour, then the inspector back to the office. So, the daylight area to assess is only in office area?
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What daylight simulation software can I use for LEED compliance?
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What types of glare control are acceptable for this credit?
Do I actually need to submit the USGBC Daylight and Quality Views calculator?
Can electrochromic glazing qualify as a glare control device?
TODD REED
Energy Program SpecialistPA DMVA
LEEDuser Expert
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January 24, 2018 - 2:23 pm
If the manufacturing area is not regularly occupied then yes, only the office would need to be assessed.